The Marriage Lie Book Novels & Stories

“I’m quite bad at directions. I was following the light, I didn’t realize the house was so… large.” He stepped forward, closing the distance between us with deliberate calm. “You keep getting lost, Mira.” “I’ll learn.” He tilted his head. “I hope so.” Then, out of nowhere, he reached out and tucked a strand of hair behind my ear. “I married you for political reasons,” he said softly. “But I didn’t expect you to be this curious.” “I didn’t expect you to be this mysterious.” I retorted. He smiled. It was not a nice smile.

Wendy handled her like a pro, keeping my world spinning without a hitch. However, at the wedding, Ella lost it, crashed the party, and started flinging insults like confetti. "Jim, it all makes sense now. You're so eager to divorce me because you've been fooling around with this homewrecker. How long have you two been sneaking around behind my back?" Wendy slipped her arm through mine, beaming with a smile. "Not everyone gets their kicks from cheating like you do. We've got our principles, you know."

"I'm sorry I just stopped talking to you all of a sudden. I was scared after we kissed that one time. I thought you'd regret it. I thought I was going to lose my friend - you - if I gave into my feelings." "You didn't give into it and you still lost me, Kayden. This shit was years ago!" I argued, holding my head. "But I didn't stop loving you, Lillian!" His voice was hard. His words were raw. My mouth slammed shut as I looked at him in disbelief. "I'm married to your best friend." My voice reduced to a whisper. "Clearly, you're not enjoying the marriage." He spat. "I am!" I yelled, walking up to him.

Liam countered, turning his gaze to her like they were the only two people in the room, “here we are darling.” The cameras ate it up. Another reporter jumped in. “Many say this marriage is more business than romance. How do you respond?” Mia’s pulse stuttered. The exact question she’d dreaded. Liam opened his mouth, but Mia beat him to it. “People can speculate all they want. The truth is, I don’t do anything halfway. Not my company, not my life, and definitely not my marriage.” The firmness in her voice surprised even her. For a second, Liam looked at her like he wasn’t acting. Like he almost believed her.

The flash went off, capturing the warm moment. After completing the process, they finally received their marriage certificate. Sophia looked at the red booklet in her hand, suddenly overwhelmed with the urge to cry. She had finally succeeded in marrying into The Blackwood Family.

she said. Leah’s fork stopped halfway to her plate. Daniel answered without looking at her. “Marriage should.” “In theory.” “In practice also, if done properly.” Margaret’s smile turned almost affectionate. “And has this one been done properly?” There it was. The wedding. The veil. The lie sitting at the center of the table, dressed beautifully and served with wine. Leah felt the floor vanish beneath her. Daniel’s hand moved. Not to take hers. Not where anyone could see.

, Keerthi whispered,her voice bearly audible. Keerthi thought she gave a valid answer. She didn't want to marry him. But Vikram didn't exactly abuse her,yet. She wasn't happy getting married. She wasn't exactly happy being married. She was just unhappy she had to leave her mother so suddenly. Vikram was only a negligible part contributing to her mood. She wasn't exactly happy with her marriage. She was just waiting. For the first slap. She didn't know how to express it. "I asked you a Yes or No question",Vikram snapped.

Troy said and leaned back against the sofa. “Huh, a marriage with benefits until there is no more marriage?” Max quirked his brow and looked intently at Troy. “My wolf took over and he marked her. I don’t even know if she wanted the contact or his mark, he just did it.” “There’s no divorce happening,” Max said with a grin. “I lied to her, Max. She asked me why I was marrying her and I lied to her. She’s pissed about it and then Amber filled her head with nonsense … it’s just fucking complicated.”

she annoyingly shrieked. "Come on, Hailey, my daughter, stop fantasizing about him. He's married now, okay? Just accept it," a big white man said with tobacco in his mouth, and he coolly sat down closer to his daughter. "I know something is off, Dad. I'm telling you. I never saw that woman with him for so many years I followed him so, how could he marry her? I can smell something fishy is going on," she mentioned with her intuition about the girl that Grey married.

She thought she had married the man she loved, only to discover on their honeymoon that he was gay and that their marriage had been nothing more than a means to secure his inheritance. Furious and heartbroken, she is ready to walk away from the marriage. “But her husband begs her to stay for just one year, the time he needs to claim his inheritance.” Still deeply in love with him despite the betrayal, she reluctantly agrees. Desperate to escape the pain of a marriage that was never what she believed it to be, she spends one reckless night with a mysterious stranger. A night she wishes she could forget. A week later, she discovers the truth. The stranger is her husband’s brother